QW Amish Arlington Arm Chair

It means each chair is built individually by skilled artisans rather than on an automated assembly line. This process emphasizes traditional joinery techniques and careful wood selection, resulting in a sturdier, more durable piece of furniture.

Hardwoods like Walnut and Hard Maple offer high density and distinct grain patterns, while Oak and Quarter Sawn White Oak are prized for their prominent, classic grain. Softer woods like Brown Maple provide a smoother, more uniform surface that takes stains exceptionally well.

The slat back is designed to provide firm, upright lumbar support. While it lacks the cushioning of an upholstered chair, the ergonomic curvature of the slats is intended to keep you comfortable during standard meal times.

Yes, the chair is available in a wide range of finishes, from natural tones to deeper cherry stains. We recommend considering the wood species of your table, as the same stain can look slightly different depending on the underlying grain of the wood.

To keep the wood in top condition, avoid placing the chair in direct sunlight or near heat sources, which can cause the wood to dry out or crack. Simply wipe it down with a soft, damp cloth and use a high-quality furniture polish occasionally to maintain the finish.